Trust Wallet opens early access applications for new perpetuals trading feature


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Promote with Leviathan NewsTrust Wallet is accepting applications for early access to a new perpetuals trading feature, open to a small group of testers. Applications close 01/11/26, with eligibility and regional restrictions applying. Selected testers will gain access from early November and are asked to use the feature, share feedback, and post about their experience on X. The company cautioned that it will never DM users first or ask for recovery phrases, a warning against potential scammers. No further details on the feature itself were provided.
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Tracked accounts lean long about 97% of the time, so a long-heavy book is normal, not a signal. As of 12 Oct 10:12 UTC.
As of 28 Oct 17:35 UTC.
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